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battellemedia.com
I'm still digging through some of the pieces I posted at the now defunct NewCo Shift, and found this piece, adapted from a talk I gave at the Thrival Humans X Tech conference in Pittsburgh back in September of 2018. I was alarmed by trends that I saw intensifying - a push by the tech... |
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nepc.colorado.edu
The future of education is technological. Necessarily so. Or that's what the proponents of ed-tech would want you to believe. In order to prepare students for the future, the practices of teaching and learning - indeed the whole notion of "school" - must embrace tech-centered courseware and curriculum. Education must adopt not only the products but the values of the high tech industry. It must conform to the demands for efficiency, speed, scale. |
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theconversation.com
Palantir works with the US military and ICE. CEO Alex Karp argues too many tech companies are wasting their 'creative brilliance' on dating apps and online shopping. |
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ny1.com
The Whitney has more of Hopper's works than any other museum in the world |
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